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User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control System 5.4
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Chapter10 Managing Access Poli cies
Configuring Access Services
Configuring Access Services
Access services contain the authentication and authorization policies for requests. You can create
separate access services for different use cases; for example, device administration, wireless network
access, and so on.
When you create an access service, you define the type of policies and policy structures that it contai ns;
for example, policies for device administration or network access.
Note You must create access services before you define service selection rules, although you do not need to
define the policies in the services.
This section contains the following topics:
Creating, Duplicating, and Editing Access Services, page 10-12
Deleting an Access Service, page10-21
After you create an access service, you can use it in the service selection policy. See Configuring the
Service Selection Policy, page10-5.
You can customize and modify the policies in the access service. See Configuring Access Service
Policies, page10-22.
Related Topic
Creating, Duplicating, and Editing Access Services, page 10-12

Editing Default Access Services

ACS 5.4 is preconfigured with two default access services, one for device administration and another for
network access. You can edit these access services.
To edit the default access service:
Step1 Choose one of the following:
Access Policies > Access Services > Default Device Admin
Access Policies > Access Services > Default Network Access
The Default Service Access Service Edit page appears.
Step2 Edit the fields in the Default Service Access Service page.
Table10-5 describes the fields in the General tab.
Table10-5 Default Access Service - General Page
Option Description
General
Name Name of the access service.
Description Description of the access service.
Service Type (Display only) Type of service, device administration, or network access.
Policy Structure